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Cybercrime moving companies towards lifecycle data protection programs

Organizations are moving from a siloed approach in addressing data security challenges to lifecycle protection out of necessity, according to Gary Palgon, nuBridges’ VP …

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud now in limited beta

Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) is a secure and seamless bridge between a company’s existing IT infrastructure and the AWS cloud. Amazon VPC enables …

SuperSonic USB flash drive with fast file transfer

BlockMaster launched SafeStick SuperSonic, a USB flash drive that enables users to transfer files and information securely in just a few seconds. The USB revs up to 23Mbyte/s …

Cloud and server-based 2-factor authentication via software or SMS tokens

CryptoCard announced CryptoCard ICE, that either as a server-based solution (BlackShield ICE) or as a cloud-based service (Crypto-Mas ICE) reduces the risks that remote …

Virtual desktop NAS software from RingCube

RingCube announced vDesk version 2.1, an enterprise desktop virtualization solution that simplifies the creation, access and management of Windows desktops through workspace …

Opera 10 release candidate launched

Opera released the first release candidate for Opera 10. All points to a September 1st launch for the final version of Opera 10. The Opera 10 release candidate is feature …

Most charges dropped against San Francisco’s rogue admin

A little more than a year has passed since Terry Childs has been arrested. An administrator of San Francisco’s FiberWAN network, he has been accused of four separate …

All GSM calls under threat from hackers

At the recent Hacking at Random (HAR) conference, Karsten Nohl detailed plans for cracking standard GSM cell phone encryption, known as A5/1, and making the results available …

Jessica Biel, the most dangerous celebrity in cyberspace?

Jessica Biel has overtaken Brad Pitt as the most dangerous celebrity to search in cyberspace, according to McAfee. For the third year in a row, McAfee researched …

Almost 80% of Flash and Acrobat Reader are vulnerable

According to the “Flash Security Hole Advisory” by Trusteer, even though Adobe released a critical patch for Acrobat Reader and Flash, almost 80% of Internet users …

Short URL spam targets health concerns

According to Symantec’s MessageLabs Intelligence report, shortened-URL spam continues to be a popular technique for spammers seeking to sell drugs online. Spammers are …

Google banned from the streets of Switzerland

Ars Technica reports that only a few days days passed from the launching to the withdrawal of Google Street View in Switzerland. The Google tool with which you can see streets …

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